Can git tell me what the current managed base path is

Assuming I am somewhere in a repository managed by git, which is based at some path. I.e.:

/home/whatever/username/MyRepository/a/b/c

where everything under

/home/whatever/username/MyRepository

is under git control.

Is there a git command I can run from some arbitrary location under the managed path which returns the base path (in this case

/home/whatever/username/MyRepository

)? I could reverse s开发者_JAVA百科earch through the directory structure, and wait to find the .git directory, but that seems exceptionally hackish.

Thanks!

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This:

git rev-parse --show-toplevel